Posts tagged African American
Spotlight on Science Writers: Ainissa Ramirez
Spotlight on Science Writers: Ainissa Ramirez

Ainissa Ramirez, Ph.D. is an award-winning scientist and science communicator, who is passionate about getting the general public excited about science.

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STEMTalks: Questions for an Aquaculture Biologist
STEMTalks: Questions for an Aquaculture Biologist

The AAAS STEMTalks is an interview series inspiring youth by connecting them to real-life scientists and showcasing their incredible diversity of STEM careers. In this episode, we interviewed an aquaculture biologist!

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Join an African American Read-In
Join an African American Read-In

Use this list of AAAS/Subaru prize-winning books with African American authors, illustrators, or main characters as a great jumping-off point.

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